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An introduction to key terms.

Because he is a "cultured" racist.

The Constitution was written without input from blacks, women, or Indians.

A white man in the White House is reassuring.

"From here it looks like Matteo, not Macron."

“Anti-racism training” to be obligatory for city managers.

Political correctness distorts reality.

In dust up just before European elections.

Only theoretically.

The Democratic primaries will be like gladiatorial combat.

"WW continue to uphold the patriarchy."

Martin Helme: “If he’s black, send him back.”

Lawyer: “False accusers should not rest easy.”

Not blacks, of course.

She asked whether the city could use "a different kind of leadership."

Happy Ramadan.

The “high point” in her tenure was when she removed Confederate monuments from public places.

But she might run for president.

"Environmental racism"?

The government can now give preferential treatment on the basis of sex, race, and national origin.

In South Africa, “It’s all about the blacks.”

Gov. Larry Hogan: "For the good of the city, Mayor Pugh must resign."

Party's constitution says Australia should be "an English speaking, predominantly European Christian Commonwealth."

The plan also may decrease chain migration.

He will be speaking out against the “the Islamafication of Britain.”

New York Times actually asks the question.

Lothrop Stoddard on the Third Reich.

Thought crime.

Black lawmaker "likened restrictions on abortion to slavery."

Editorial board generalizes from one case of mistaken identity.

The city's districts were drawn to serve black interests.

The charter schools want more money than the law allows.

Jared Kushner got it wrong.

Appropriate name.

The reality we are not supposed to notice.

70 percent say they are not racist; 20 percent are undecided.

Group depended on tax money.

74 percent of blacks—but just 15 percent of whites—see race as central to their identity.

He wants an international alliance of nationalists.

Whites are their favorite punching bag.

Jared Taylor on reparations.

Do blacks deserve compensation for slavery?

The radicalism of the Left may lead to Trump's re-election.

Smollett's lawyers say they will depose the mayor and police superintendent.

Their real crimes are lying and slandering for gain.

"The hearing will . . . foster ideas about what social media companies can do to stem white nationalist propaganda and hate speech online."

Hundreds protested the gypsy arrival.

Companies that don't comply would be fined $300,000.

At least 10 Democrat presidential candidates will speak before the National Action Network.

Her “leave of absence” is for “reasons of health” and is indefinite.

He says he's like a lynching victim.

“The rich are treated differently, and the politically connected receive favorable treatment.”

Prosecutors say black man wanted to incite a race war.

Wilder was the first black elected governor of any U.S. state.

Two excellent books on immigration.

“He is the only Democrat who has talked about the problems afflicting white America.”

Now that the word is out, she is giving back $100,000.

Half of it would go to HBCUs and “minority-serving institutions.”

Biden has an unfashionable history to make up for.

"'Lone wolves' may act alone, but they hate in groups."

Will non-whites love him or despise him for it?

Beto O’Rourke explains why he shouldn’t be president.

Is he better than Donald Trump?

"We will relentlessly resist. We will not rest. We require restitution."

Left's plan to "enlarge and alter the U.S. electorate so as to put victory . . . far out of reach for national Republicans."

She says the New Deal was "racist."

It says so right in the Nation-State Law.

It hasn’t divided the conservative vote; it has added to it.

A "demographic optimist" makes the case.

RIP to Guillaume Faye, who first introduced himself to American Renaissance readers at our 2006 conference.

She claims Obama's policies weren't much different from Trump's.

Blacks keep hoping to cash in on white guilt.

Congress goes full SJW.

“Qualified buyer” must “properly contextualize” it.

ADL counts 1,187 leaflet distributions across the U.S. in 2018.